Prat I'ittelligena. LANCASTER CITY AND COUNTY HORTI CULTURAL SOCIETY.—ThiE4 association met on Monday afternoon at the usual hour,and was called to order by Mr. Levi S. Heist, the President. The Secretary, A. Harris, Esq., then read the minuta of the last meet ing of the Association, which wore ap proved. The President, Mr. L. S. Heist, remarked that the corn crop in Lancaster county, this season, was better than at any time previous; Emanuel Shirk, of Warwick township, had shown him an ear of corn containing 25 rows, and upwards of 1,500 grains of corn. Seyeral other members of the Society concurred with Mr. It. respecting the great yield of corn in our county this season. Mr. 11. M. Engle read an article from the Valley Sentinel on potatoes, which was lis tened to with great interest. Mr. E. re marked with respect to the White Peach Blow Potatoe, that in Franklin county they sal regarded as a line potato°. The speak er stated that, as had already been remax k d, the corn crop was very fine, but that he wheat crop was not so good ; other methods of farming must be adopted to insure hereafter ghod wheat crops; form erly many farmers fed their stock with corn, so that important elements of the soil Were returned to it; hot now, corn is sold and shipped off, consequently these ele e,er Ls are conveyed away. Air. L. S. Heist remarked that he could hardly concur in this. Partners now though! old ;and [nonn valuable than new hold ; The logmer .commanded a higher .Soule farmers feed corn to their but it doss n o t materially aid their ts neat crop. Mr. R. thought by selecting new and more suitable varieties the crop It heat might Is; made larger in Lanett!, county. 'I 11, 'ii iii pill could also be u., chal with re..pect to potatoes with sue ceSs reiliarhcil that by feeding n the corn was In the shape it ..xcellent tilizing substance returned Non, and in thl4 manner favorable in raising wheat were obtained.— • ...a. not in favor of selling any corn otl I a lam), bill would feed it to stock on the farm. Another is by lime to grow clover. anal clover will produce wheat by plowing under. llosteltor suggested that per- Laps t 0 .,. the application of phosphate to go,id whom craps might 1)u scoured. ~ . .pplicalmmi of this kind m ninny Seel 1011 ti of im• cmlniry \v.-re idtemicqi by good re rt•HMs. 1 . Ettgh• shltt,' that tilt• lariners of thi V. unl c•aroftill.toptigli to pri,ervi the manor, made it, I Iwir burn yards. I 111.111,011 110,1 g•iir..ltilly crgJios were lel Iht•lc want!, auv OXIIIISeII 11 ..1111 :.111 rutln, Ii Im>L Iluuliuev would 61 IL lariner. lo vii I• I . l^d b.urn yard. With sheds. 'l'llo .u,wnr• conul Im oevasioually dampened, if 111.0..,,ny by having a clatt•rli in the Lat. curd, Sr It might he covered with 111 . 41/.1. ualwr ,111,511101,, to prevent nr gasses. :qr. E. remarked with respect is potal s oes, the largest a.] lust ought to he used for seed ; so also, 1 he largest and 'cost ‘cheat ought to he used t,rseed. %AI r. Ilostett,r retnarlced that. he knew a gentleman who had 'wen planting small pshtioes as seed for iii or 17 years, and had usually exr,•llont crOluS, and Lind bla pottl tni, 11114 evasnil and bust heasoll were par tieularlv goad. Mr. Engle said that in this insf alive the gentleman rolerred to was prolathly a very careful cultivator; excellent cultivation will sonlotinies Rectirt• good crops even when the seed planted is In 4 gn.gl. r. (bat thought his Ca his had lweri niaiiiire.l Lou much ; Ida NOW:LE at•lui•rally lodged, down and OM , dn any good, ;\ Ir. was o uxion s fo he informed respecting this In tiler. Mr. Ithumls :hut Me notnurt ilhed hy Irons i 1 nunst.quently it nuntained tiro nturh urge. tutde, but 1101 pimllgb ul orgutin• matter. lu,.11 ., 1,..11 1 ,1,11),(111 his 1V110:11. ground. Mr. Engle stutnd Hint by growing 1,1111 :11 SI11 . 1•1 •4 , j1 It t pr,,hably be t thlf.f.fl to the prop!.,•mt,lition for Nyht..tt. I Ll•l,t. 1 . 1•111:11•kl . li t h at s I/I.h V0 . .111L111'4 5411,111 -101 ,. .111 ,, i?..f•t• , ,:11•' in nrilt-r to gi itin . ion! iirevont liitigingor inning iliovn. A inn hull thick ',toying luny I. q11•1111y mruuuL 101' the wheat I.lglng. iin• ,Sll,lO. NV.IS !no,ly On I'Blllllml r hen. ,tatod that he 1 rvad 111 th.• NTI,I.I.I.I.:NCE:It 114,11 ‘.•• s ',1.11111, h.• had hrmighl to zlLnc 1111111,.•, \• VViIS NI/11 1r I • 111.1, i •11 11 , •111, ill ,•,,•111111 •.• • • 111.!il , ' '21 , 11'. 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Ilooodoouoor solid thou he hold been in loortno of oh oil of urople, front the rolt.ulh del mil nvhcu grttWll 111 ellr latitude ,t+tLed that the killing or in -oetivt•roti. Inni nitwit to do Synth lhf lailur • of our front erne., luirlicularly the oplo (Tor"; the ttfsitell he preVertlett by lout , ong in (time the late I r rot their joolt•ction. Nloo. Vongioo reoloopooreol Ilia mor ineihrool itte: 111-et : IS. V. to- le pill :I Ittlitelll on tittrreW ho:urd ovor tt tub or %rater niiraeted the nigl)l by the ‘,..0.111,1 tall into Ibe ,vater mid perish. :t . ;_11,1 111111 preceding , oi,tny yet, ill thliorent vtlrteties ought 1.1.1111011 in and in I: "It tl.ttlon , to tiro Ittt , l ettletlllited 1.11 ii,y 11y \ I appyility,l by the Sucioty :ui:irli ~11 thy phinting„ pruning, , it ;y1 :it Lily i11...xi II V..,u“ i ,J“lrs; li. EH; ,%;;;: exhibited by ttqluest flpr Itte mem. t variety it witi; •,,.• in hous. , I ..Ity, EN= !II . II V1:1- 11 , 1111 , 101 i !hill as • • .••si, (ir way r.hialt) , .• 4 , 111.,11110,1,1111'W i 4 / 1 - 111 t Ili• !WS!. 111,1.1'114 Id . till' I ! .:I` , • •••• 11 tilt‘ lln yI 11,11111 I /00'111 r. I .1 ( Ict-1 ,ht tt.,• t-tt ctly .tt , 1111 ill tile IIIIS 101 l tii.erntton. 'l.. tt•lst•t . Prt , ,tlt•tit, „•1118 I;t ;what t ~ vtts rlllled to the tot ilttittl, %‘ ere tt:ttly It, 11,t , : . 1114 . 11,(1 Me rit, I+o a ittotliber (It the 1'1.1111 , ._ Ic uu k Vttlittliemrs anti pre ,t•ittlltl hy Ctt:trtP , A. ; 11 . 1 ( 1 11,,ries A. ri , lll ,viiiiden cop ol.ty ,11( 1 rnl ;:irellll- erecte d l,l6:. !•—•!. ;• li I.y ; A. Iltatt,l ' .l; larva !I ~ hy .1. SiakilTer; 1 1 . 1.•:. !!sa!!!•-• 1a,.; !roll ore i • ,!..!!•1. , !•;!!!tw'z.,a . Eliza 1. ;•. I I, .1. Stauffer. !. !.;!;,;!, ..!• the II it 15 ,s liken: :oil Hilt. MI glow i, ~„ I'. . ~1 to. :Lod e110 , ..•. 1 re .i 1 llf the So t;tii.tittist No IN LA NC.% STEIL— ),, loot Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Reittot•lll, of tins city, celebrated their :olden Wedding, the 2.51 h being the Toth mittiver.ary of their wedding day. All of their children living, with' one exception, were present, seven in number, three sous and four daughters, all residing in Lances- I ter and Lebanon. Twenty two grandchil dren, anti one great grandchild, Albert M., son of Mts. Capt. Eberly, of Cumberland county, Pa., were present. One incident of the re-union was the presence of the oldest son, oldest grandson end oldest great grand son; oldest daughter and oldest grand. daughter. 'l'he venerable couple were mar ried in Lebanon, on the 2. - itu of October, ISIS, by Rev. Win. Ernst, mid are now 73 and 72 years of urge, and iu the enjoyment of excellent health. They were the recipi ents of a number of upproprlit:e aud sub• sundial gifts from their children and grand- . children. The occasion was a pleasant , and memorable one for the members of the family present—Express. IMPORTANT TO LIQUOR DEALERS.—The following section of the Internal Tax Laws, which goes into effect on the let of Novem ber next, will be found of great interest to all liquor dealers : SEC. 57. And be it further enacted, That any person owning, or having in his pos session, any distilled spirits Intended for sale, exceeding in quantity fifty gallons, and not in a bonded warehouse at the time when this act takes . effect, shall immedi ately make a return, under oath, to the Col lector of the District wherein such spirits may be held, stating the number and kind of packagds, together with the marks and brands thereon, and the place where the same are stored, together with the quantity of spirits, as nearly as the owner can deter mine the same. Upon the receipt of such return the Collector, being first satisfied that the tax on said spirits has been paid, shall immediately muse the same to be guaged and proved by an Internal Revenue Uuager, who shall mark, by cutting, the contents and proof on each cask or package containing five wino gallons or more, and shall affix and cancel an engraved stamp thereon, which stamp shall be as follows: Stamp for stock on band. No. —. Issued by —. Collector of - District, State of - Distilled spirits. Tax paid prior to (here engrave the date when this act takes effect.) —proof gallons. Gauged —.lB—, Civagcr. All distilled spirits owned or held by any person, has aforesaid, shall be included . in the same return, and the guaging shall be continuous until all the spirits owned or held by such person are guaged and stamp• ed, as aforesaid, and a report thereof in du plicate shall immediately be made by the Gouger to the Collector and Assessor of the District, showing the number of packages, I contents, and proof of each package guaged and stamped, and one of said reports shall be transmitted by the Collector to the Cool missioner of Internal Revenue. No such spirits shell be gouged or stamped iu any cistern or other stationary vessel. Any person owning, or having in possession such spirits and refusing or neglecting to make such return, shall forfeit the same; and all distilled spirits found, after thirty days from the time this act takes effect, in any cask or package containing more than five gallons, without having thereon each mark and stump required therefor by this act, shall be forfeited to the United States. Any person who shall gunge, mark orstanip any cask or package of distilled spirits un der the provisions of this section, or who shall cause or procure the same to be done. knowing that the same were manufactured or removed from warelmuso sobsequent•to the taking effect of this act, or that the taxes thereon bIIVO not been paid, shall, on con viction, be lined not less than live hundred del tars nor inure than live thousand dol lars, :Ind imprisoned not less than six months nor inure than three years. All stamps required by this section shall be prepared, issued, and affixed upon casks and packages and cancelled in the same manner as provided for other stamps for distilled spirits in this act, and shall be charged at the rate of twenty-live cents fur each stump. Tit 0 SOUTH ERN HOM E Joe ENAL.-111 this excellent Literary Newspaper the pub lication of Mrs. NV instardey's interesting story entitled " 'rho Peasant Girl Las just been commenced. Also, Om" Cruise of the Six Hundred" by major \V. \V. Goldsbor ough. The account lie gives of tiro horrible sufferings and privations inflicted upon Six Iluudred Confederate Officers, who were sent, in letjl, from Fort Delaware to (fen. Poster's department in the South, for retaliatory purposes, is almost beyond hu man belief; but there are still many living witnesses to the fuels. Every thing we have ever read of brutality to prisoners during the war pales before this, which ,causes an involuntary shudder. Truly there is a \Vino who has been overlooked. The Soul b ern Dome Journal is published at Datil more, Md., by John V. Slitter, at the low p rile of $S per annum : it should receive the support of all who desire to foster Southern literature. Send for a sample copy. REMINIsCENCES OF livriz.—At the annual meeting of the Moravian Historical Socie ty, held at Nazareth, Pa., Rev. Lewis line better presented several extracts from the Diary of the Single Brethren's House, in Pa., front its organization, October 15th, 1755, to the year 1765, and trout the Revolutionary period 1775-1751. The ex - LraelN showed that the martial spirit of the times penetrated even the Brethren's] lOUs es, a n d the Single Brethren wished to drill lint were restrained, and together with the whole congregation admonished by the spiritual authorities to remain perfectly neutral. In 1777 an attempt Was Made to force some to serve in the militia, but they Were released. Later, a hospital wits estab lished in the Brethren's llouse and remain ed there about nine months, during which tune one hundred total twenty soldiers died, anti also two of the Brethren, the camp lever having broken out itt th 6 town. I M I•t RTA NT TO SnoicrsmES.—As we are now in the height Ii ut the season for hunt ing 001115, it limy be well for HpOnslliell to ~ le.erVe the following 11150 passes at the last ses,ioll of the Legislature: SE,'" io s 1. Thai the time for shooting partridges shall etelanehrui.ll the twentieth day of ()ember, and end on the twentieth day of December, in each year. 'rile penalty provided Lv the second section of the act to which this is II slipplellielit, lie and lire saline is hereby in sect In twenty-live dollars, and the pen idly provided by the first seCIIOII of the said itct he and is hereby increaseed 10 the sum t verily-tive dollars, and the remedy prn iiiorl he said tie liar enneeling said nen:O llie, nLull lie and are herelly made applica ble to the law as,lierehy and all law , and parts of laws inconsistent here , till bean,' thesitine are hereby matle[re pealed Provided. That the provisions of this act shall not apply to the counties of Ti omt, Potter, Crawford, Sullivan, Venango, \ \ arren, Pike, Wayne, Lehigh, .lettersmi, Clinton, Carbon, Monroe, India- Clarion, NVymning, Mercer Northainp , ton, Centre and Westmoreland. sl li r. \ I , t it 1 1 111 ' 111 st t , Is It TO 1' EyENT littsT oN PLows.—A cor respondent of the Rural World, gives the ',Mowing, which he says he has tried suc cessfully ; it is simple and worth adopting: NiW, but a plowmen knows the talvtin tag. , ~r having a bright itlow. The writer has tried a great many articles to prevent plows and other agricult4al. impiiinents from rusting. There is nothing so gets' met handy as patent axle grease. I have used tallow, paint and Japan varnish, but Ilse axle grease is always conveMent and easily applied. :" . .11.1,, or REAL EsTA - rr..—Th, sates of lots belonging to Henry E. Lethoir have reeently been inaile by the enterpris ing thin of Herr A: Rife, Real estate ,Vents, of this city : One lot on Lemon street for .1::50 to littheeea 101,1 on I.CIIIOII and Three lots on Doke street for .t , 2.1:25 to J. It. Bitner Bro. lot on Duke ,tre,t fur $250 to A. K. llotraHre. One house and lot on Duke street for to Allen Guthrie. One lot on Duke street to IV:rs. Rohrer for One lot on Duke street to Mrs. Catherine Gerber for ;',;.100. /tie lot on Puke :Arent to Mrs. Bpi la Landis for $.lllO. One lot on the West side of Puke street to It. M. Morrow for tine lot on the West side of Duke sit net to Fred. Smith and Charles IL Amer for $12.50. One House and lot on Lemon street to John Ford for $l2OO. Through the agency of the same firm the property of Frederick Smith, in Boughter's Row S. Prince street has been sold to John S, >I Her of Biihrerstown tier sa,Sull. Also, a house anti lot on South Queen street, belonging to Mrs. Sarah White has: been sold to to Jane Goodman for Scgool, MATEkas —We take the follow ing gents of local interest from the Nevem her number of the Pomsylviteta .sw”tot The Department has granted permanent curtilleales to the following teachers in this county, viz : R. S. Gales, Manheint ; David It. Brubaker, Bainbridge; Allflll. W. Shuman, Safe Harbor; II irani F Pierce, Stt agliurg ; L. Balentine,Churcinown, and Win. C. Shuman, Columbia. Franklin and Marshall College opened the fall term with an increased number of stlldellis. The opening address was deli , / ered by Roy. W. N. Nevin. The Superintendent visited 44 schools in Lancaster city. They ere 111 good condition fin - the time they have been in operation. The public schools of Columbia, under the principalship of 1%1 r. A. Cl. Newpher, are in a nourishing condition. 'l've most cont. ! modions public, school building in the soon-' I try k Vaind here. The'School Board some time since purchased, tor the use of teach ors and pupils, a valuable library, compris ing seine fibeen hundred volumes—perhaps the best of the kind in the State. The last annual commencement of the State Normal School, at Millersville, coin- plcies the tenth year of its history. '!'het attendance Ibr the past year, as shown by the Catalogue, was in the Normal School, 6r,4 students; and in the Model School, girls 46 and boys 70. The remarkable suc cess of this school is mainly due to its t wt . ! neipals, Prof J. P. Wickersham and its su essor, Prof. Edward Brooks. An addi tional building, 90 feet long, 40 feet wide and four stories high, has been completed during the past summer, the former build ing with an east front of 2.5 feet, and south front of 160, being found too small to ac commodate the large number of students applying for admission. The fall term of this institution has opened with a large number of students. The accommodations are more ample and better since the largo addition has been made to the buildings. DANGEROUS COTNIERFEIT.—There is a new and dangerous counterfeit $2 green back on the issue of the Sixth National Bank of Philadelphia. It is not very well executed and a little caution will at once discover its falsity. The clouds above the female on the left end have a scratchy up pearairm ; the shading under the words "National Union . Bank " is coarse and ir regular. The paper is of a blueish tint. The engraving on the beck is coarse. Better examine all bills of this denomination care fully, as the plate will undoubtedly bo al tered to other banks. THE LANCASTER "WEEittY INTELLIGENCIER; I ff NESD'AIV 7 , N"OVIDMBER ises. LOCAL MIsCELLANY.—The dead leaves which litter the earth in October are excel lent manure. Dicttnoinodge of Odd Fellows have com pleted their new Hall at Fairfield, and in tend occupying it soon. Wild geese have made their appearance something like a mouth earlier man usual this season ; this is said to indicate the early approach of cold weather. The N Y. Sun says that libel suits are not a favorite resort with men of much experi ence in public life; if you are slandered by a newspaper it is much better to live down the slander than to bring an action for libel. The grading for the Conestoga and Big Spring Valley Turnpike, between this city and the Rockland Mills, (Old Factory) is nearly finished, and a portion of this end of the road has already been macadamized. An official note announces that the Pacific di Atlantic Telegraph Company's quarterly dividend—being for the quarter ending Oc tober Ist—is at the rate of ten per cent. per annum. The growth of Odd Fellowship in this country has been marvelous; on April :IBM, 1819, was instituted in the city of Baltimore the first Odd Fellows' Lodge in the United States, under the name and title of Wash ingtou Lodge, No. 1. The membership of the order now numbers thousands. The E.14),T.1.1 states that Samuel Fry, of Warwick township, this county, who died recently, held at the time of his death a policy of insurance on his life in the Con necticut Life Insurance Company for f,c12,- 000. It is proposed by the ladies connected with the Moravian Church of this city, to hold during the coming winter a fair for the purpose of raising means towards procuring carpeting and pew cushions for theirchurch. Now is the time to guard against sudden changes of the weather; clothing should be changed with the change of . the tempera ture of the atmosphere; colds and ninny other diseases may be prevented and lite prolonged by proper attention to this sub ject. Many soldiers entitled to pensions under the act of July 27th, IStis, and under pre vious acts have never applied for them ; it _ . gives to widows, guardians of minor chil dren, dependant lathers end mothers, the arrears of pension from the date of death of the soldier and gives to the soldier himself the arrears Of pension front dale of dis charge. An important advantage secured by the advertiser in an evening paper is that his advertisement is read; the evening paper is essentially a firesidei/poi, taken up alter the labors and eares of the day for recrea tion, as well as entertainment, and is there fore certain (0 a thorough and attentive pe rusal from beginning to and. Harrison Hippie mw ;men appoint, 1, the ?Menial Revenue Rep:min:lit, store keeper tar This county. After the 1,1. of Jannary 11, XL lilt, fee fer registering a letter at the post. Cfilee will be only fifteen cent.; instead of twenty-tire as now. ti 0.11. r‘litwory, oI tit:tic:ly, was recot.tly elected, Ity the Pct.,: 111-iteetot . .., un addi lineal ivatchwaii at t:le Laticaster .Prison. The ',resell: month wve Nvilll storm and :ittlicht2. , , the let iris'., lug the wont bleak 1111,i Lfl,lital (I;Ly of the Se:lSt/11. John Besz, of this city , is preparing for skating purposes a pieee of nou n al 200 feel long anti 12.0 feel. wide, uu ItlevOrfierOf Plum alit) Fulton streets, ailjouhng his bailer The Court of Appeals, the hh,:imest Jurrieiai tribunal in the :itate of New York, has re cently decided that suicide dues nut a lite Ins Prance policy. A short [Mine since fourteen tine, large has,, said to lie esrolLari lisil for ealinf.::. were brought tram the Potomac river :Ind deposited in the wafers of • he Sus , well:ulna, he intent laming to stock the limiter river Willi the, desirable 1,11. A di,i ingot-An,' rd ently en gaged ill iliVe,tigatin the iiilluence of to hacco on the circulatory syNtent, had his a: - tent ion called to the huge ntun her of boy , between to m age, of 11111111 Irt yt-:11's WllO wer e boys who smoked showed tli,inct eywittonnt of disease. At a yearly meeting Quakt.r6 heal lu I;ultilli.re Lsl week, deloCa le,, ;;;:tle ;Ind It;:iinic, ri.;;;,,zl;ing liltrilf;;; , ul Nlarylittlti, 1',u1,,,;1‘;;;;;;:t and Vlrginia Nvere prt,eltt ; IhC ;;;;•,; . :1;4 divided ;no; list) ”ralicht,, the title awl tile Miter the A•wule dc!e -gIC,,, the f , i'liter Levi li. Er,vll, (Jr INVIL, tilt., uottuLy, tcu, re-eit•i•Lt.tl t . l,llhig year. Cownnu Il e s f i ttliti‘ving case, not it: rl.'loror, rt•iitit i tt d weretlispoitott of test witel: iu the Atllotirm i tl Court to l'ontition Ittetts; .Ititit;tt . iiitt, t itlitti t t: Tne . turr theTh Lutz 00. e Iteading and l'oitindlia l'oinpatiy rt•turned a verthei ut In - :cu . .1' piahll.)ll 1111 the 011111 01,`31,1i,.;. A Herr Smith and .1. D. Ainwalze lrrr pinintili North Pacaight v-. .1. F. ocher rl ”1. This actlial on. hr, , r.,iit to ree.,ver the tile %%lit,. 01 n 151 , 1111 ,, ,1'y porting 1 , 1 L. tie beeli ;410,1 lathier: The tint; toe I.le : tits nut .gynn;lit•.. Ti1 . : 111 y rt.!. 111•11 a N't.± . - til , t hu lii vor of del,tillant. the: 'he tire to the nolo lVns grnth I,ivings, 1 nnn :Stni:n, Inc lin . . 1 Me: I), 10,:y A ulmiuu lan a tie, trial hi, 'node by rile line lb:01111ff, 1:1 11,e, nail Lire Jrii the are In the ea, of flee. IV. I'. W. Piti , sel and ICJ win nil Janie, k in which a verJirt NViIS line plaiu titl, the eotinse , tine deliince hare tiled rca ru for it how trial he R'nnrn,sv;l.l.,; ,ho fOliOlVlllg I:1.111. 111,. 111, : Largo Ill1:111,1, of ducks still loiter on the river, above darn, and the 1111111 anti Ire yuent IS 11'.. puns heard for severiil inornings pa•:t, to that i presence is known In el , irurea, Wirt been playing havoc thew. Business at Ih , furila,•o Vvly satisfactorily. During the past week one hundred and eleven tons tit NO. I iron were east, an ainounl whiell in untidier and dluxlily exceeds any preVIOUS red ek,s work. The New .;\ I OraVloll Clllll,ll in Vat was dedicated in, Sunday, the the Rev. \V. 11. tiler, pa-Inr in charge int the congregation was a- , i,t'ed, on thkocca,ion, by ,uvoral cutitnnit I)tvint,ofthe loravnin denntnntati,n. A I,w:wilful :inthent was sung by the choir, under lilh• direelimt tit Zlihd SOU oval rend In Rev. dle tit l'nnhlehem. The dedicator,v add ri,s and pra,ver wasd”- livpred by Shuht, NoAareth, - Pa,, and the svrtnott, of Lan- The att,,noon virr., cnnsist,it of a Sahhath School Festival, Which vets ()II :\ I r ;W(4'11..1 thene,i ic.nory w,re lirow_ht to a (do,o by thecelehration of I,u,ve Fea.t. The (~rettiot n,s throughout, were sn..titin and int [ and largr,ny attoodvd. SA I,!: 41E PLEA L ATE.--.IIIIIE Bra.ly, t A livtioneer,) Ite-t sold the !arm of Itti. Jacob Ibihrer, in .Nitinheini Nan ship, three anti a half miles trout this city, embracing 102 !titres, !or per acre. Gent tiattitts L. Ite . titiolds, of thi, city, was the purchaser.—b.itre.is. SrovE Coat..—The Pottsvi l le slates that theee has sill quite a 31:111,• itt the 111111'ket with regard to spweco:ii, with, caused the prices to rue up so high. Stove I•0:11 is used for ikuuest, purieuses more I ball nny other size, :Ind :he theiumul is al. ways ',risk at this ,:1,151,1 lie train , hut th i s year mow so than usual. A l l the ope rators are lireaking up as one, 0 4. weir coal to this size as their notehinery will permit, and will no to simply the market, which so ill be like to slack some in a few tla,s. THE CMINIIII.I, :\i.:Nllll,l', published by ;%les.srs. U. Lathrop 0c Co., at and .lii Cortihild IdaTini, holds steadily on its way. Th,, numbers for :..;epteitil.er and Uciolier, tvhich lie before us, are brimming full of reading at olive pleasant, varied and whole some. The publishers have suceetaled in making a magazine ut a low price, which in point.of niechanical anal literary excel lia11•1", is a Credit iii their own to-te and judgment, and it is proving itself a real contrihnlitin to the sound and elevated lit erature upon which the true education of the people is so largely dependent. :tlessrs Liothrop 'e Co., through their liberal older of its a prelllilllll Inc 16.. hest work, are s curing large number of trill pro bnhly hiulli with considerable 'Juliet - id! Jai hand that is likely to appettr soon in the form of new and valuable hoops tearing their imprint. No. 0 . 1,, I Laner.glor n. C. If ILEA lOC. 1,11111)uke st., Lanmster 4. J. %TE.I.I:7ICAN, No. I. 1.;;I:0 Or:ltoze LatiCs,te, IF .as. DEN ( 7 11:ti, No. 3 South Mk- st.. .1. W. o'. SW L FT. No. 13 North nuke 31.. 1.0,11 r 53131C7.r, No. In Smll.ll net, at., f.r.egoor. AV. ;40. Nortdi f ukext., Laneule Et. E. EAER, No. 19 North Ihitc.6 ht., Lanc.a.ler s. PTEEkI. No. 5 ti , mlh •Dr. At.., L.Ftm,sl r J. W. JOHNSON, No. 2.5 South Om., A. J. tiANIVEIC.MIIN, 21 2orth Duke sty ect.. N. kl, PRICE, No. b North DuKu st.. I.P.nca.sto WM. A. 1iiii40.7.11 G. W. El WiTESI, No. 6 Sou Lc, llak^ Fo., La 13 . r n. iv. PAjIERSON, Has removed his office to No. 68 East King st SIMON P. EBY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, OFFICE WITH N. ELLMAKER, EscL, NORTH DUKE STREET, Sept 25 LANCA.ST ER, PA. Iyw3S• 2ktiorniy-at.-law Colun.bla, co auty 1:11111313 11l Dor, I Atoos.aer, gegal goticts. ESTATE . OF JOHN BRYAN, LATE OF Conoy twp., dec'd —Letterset Administra tion on said estate having been granted to the undersigned, all person Indebted thereto are requested to make immediate payment, and those having olttlm.s or demands against the same, will present them for settlement to the und eralgned, red Ming In said township. JOHN - C. BRYAN, 0ct21.6tw,111 Administrat or. ESTATE OF SARAH ILAMBRIGHT, late of Earl township, Lancaster county, deceased.—The undersigned Auditor, appoint ed to distribute the balance remaining In the bands of Levl Weiler. Executor of the last Will of Sarah Ham bright, deed., to and among those legally entitled to the same, will attend for that propose ou FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, A. D. 1880, at II o'clock- A. 3.1„ In the Library Room of the Court House, In the city of Lan caster, where all persons interested in said distribution may attend. J. W. F. SWIFT, oct 28 4txv-13 Auditor. ESTATE OF SUSAN A HIESTAND, late of Manor township, Lancaster county, dtceased.—Letters Testamentary on said es tate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons Intletacd thereto are requested to make immediate pay meet, and those having calms or demands against the same will pre sent them for settlement to the undersigned, in Millersville, In said township. JACOB LIAM BE it, Executor. oct • t w-43. ETATE OF ECHTER oath, late of East Cocalico township, de ceased. Letters testamentary on said estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto are requested to make Immediate pa)ment, and those having claims or tit mands against tl.e same will pre sent them for settlement to the undersigned, residing In sad tow nf,h, EL p. lA , WEITZEL, HENRY I RIMES, gel :28 Its Si Executors, NOTICE, -.TO THE HEIRS AND LEGA I. representatives of Henry Snyder, late of wm.wiek. lop., Lancaster courtly, Pa., deo'd.— You are hereby notified to be and appear In the Orphans' Court of Lancaster county. to be acid on the day of NOVEMBEK, 1858, at 10 o'clocit. A. to accept or refuse the teal estate of Henry Snyder, deceased, at the valu ation thereon made by an Inquest held there on, and confirmed by said Court, or show cause why the salmi should not be sold according to law. J. F. Sheriff. 11 t"s hit ice, Lancaster, Oct. 27, oct 7th CFOUNIS OF TrAUST ES'rATEm, The accounts ol the following named estates will be rre,ented for confirmation oil , MUN DAY, NOVEMP,I..I3. 2MLI, Moses Null, Trust Eslate, Isaac Shirk, Trus ' tee. Samuel Wahl, r, Aa-.lgucci Estate, Jacob L. Erb, A 051,01,e. H 1 am S. Kemi.;r, Ar..agucd Estate, Jitney E. }Moe, gln o. Eamon:l L. Asslgccd Estate, John AnsignFe. A1)111. D. Orabill, T 1; OL Lnt lie, Solomon I'. Una, Trustee. Jacob IL Huber, T. 1101 John F. Heir, Committee. Mary J sue Herr, Trust Eat,, le, Min F. Herr, commitl , e. W. L. Li EA it, Prothly. I'mrruuNotTl:s ., l Cii,cr, Vet. 20, 1608. OCL :26 441w4.1 • INTH I ("I' COURT 114"IT3 E UNITED at, s, I•:..sLern District ul Pennsylvania, OCTOBER 11:11, ISJS.—Peter Buffer, Bank rupt, havln, passed his last examinition and his for discharge having been heard in r nail, It appears that he bad been a member of toe firm al Boller & Go., composed of nod E. K. Davis and D. Bru baker, and had not Seen so described in the notion, heremlore published ; whet eupon it Is m tiered that his final appl:catlnn stand over until Wednesday, November 14th next, at IU o'clock A. M., ill Ludt, that notice be inserted then tu show cause if any they have, why he should not be dl' charged. Attest, G. I:. FOX, Clerk. A. :- , LAY , A El!, Reg. out 3lw 43 ilntoz .Vkailroaa olt 1"1 , i 3 i I; 1: 1 V 1: 'l' NI Nl' -; FIRST 011TH E BONDS OF I 02 , ," PACIFIC RA I LROAD COMPANY 900 :I\III,ES COMPLETED A limited ; cID,IIOI of the 1 , 1,t Nlorlvige of the Uttmn l nClrie Ealllo.l Company e uttered Io Ihe public. ns one l f the safest and most pm titahl, investmeutY. 1. They are a first unulcage upon the longed ud ino,t f niporta' I railroad In t he country. tip any t hr_ s sued to the Company tat ly u.. tilt road is cdinpleted, no that thpy it ways represent a 1,81 value. 1. 111,1r:in:mint act cii'l'iingrcsi: Fi 1 . 1 y Dollars on the entire Pacitie ..0 ad rag' less than S:10.1 to per m:le. .1. lion. E. D. .M.Jrgaa, of the United State, all.l lieu. , airs Allics, of the ellited :it ales House of Representatives, are Cue true lees for he luoridholders, to see that all their Five Got, numll:. hy the Pres',lout of t Cotted :•tales, are respon tt'.hle to the entity tar the tom:lig...meta ut itri "chrue Stat, mu,t. c,1111) - ;hat 1)1, ro,c) is wi):11,“111:1 , 1 qulpped and in all E c.pt,ir; a 11,t-e',S railwny, bef,E, any 1:01,,Ls call l,c la. Uetl uyain. it The United Stales Governmieut lends the 0.111.111 y Its 01,1 bOlll IS to Ills' same :11110,11 that c. IL takes a S. As add ional ald. iI ms Is es an Ithmllute do 2,5i111 nerCS or land to tile tulle, lying open each side of the road D. The bonds nay sic lIVC C. uL. in gold, and in • Id incipal is :ns, pa.. able in gold. Tlie .1'11111,4S 11 , ,fil itt , local or way bust :ream were ever PAM: MILLION DOLL AM 13 , 1, year, sr..il It, alter paying operating es- pens, e, WaN n.uch . ..ire Il a n siallic.eat to pay ae in'te,o. hese earnings wi:l V.UY in Crl•aS,ll 011 i o.lllld 11100 1,1 the eel ire line In 11. p ,111;,i1.! aCt iOl.l can ,duce the rite of inle],t. It must remain for thirty years—stz c n'. in Void, 110 W triltal to be:Weull eight pmd nine per cent, in currency. The priod'ipti! poyol,,Y If boud crtt sire 1 guarantees, seer issued by the Gevern- w"1.11 , 111ol lie less than 10C2,1,1 As these bonds 1,,111,1 under Government authority and 11 pervl-1,1, upon a hat. Is very largely a Gov r:.wcul.w .lc , 11, y mast ultimately approach Nu other corporate bonds I=2 T,, song be exhausted. 'rue been half a 1111[11011 a day, :1.1.1 Ll,lrly twenty millions have already een sold. Aboat ten millions more 'may be ein.red. I Lienot improbable that at some time not. far distant, all the emaitaler of the bonds the Comp:lny can ksue mill be taken by some comb:nation 1,1 cap tall-ls and withdrawn from the In 111,4. except at a large ad vabee. The oug timtt, thtt high ,told iutert•st, and the per feel eeeerll y, must 111:111, I here bonds very vat ualoe for ez port AN the pa-Ik . : on which the ollicers of 1.1111 Company hove wade iu 1,1111 Inn 10 the pro• gross 111,11 h'1,1:1000 em 000.5 tit thelr enterprise , or the value n.l, I ailuance In ;lie price of their seem hies, t :tee been tuove 0:01 eimatirmed, and I hey I here:ore sh4ge , t that Imrlies who desire Li, Invest in 11 • it Ihhhli . lcil( . 111 it to their Tire pr..,el“ , Interest RI. t Ile rate °lsis. per cent. in currency front .Tnh , Eel, and i. , tilisi..irlptions will be ceived lit I. turnste.' It, I.A.NCASTER I=l COISIII a, y °nice, SO. 20 NIPOIMI Street JOIE , : J. (*NCO And by Lhe CorniL,Lit 's Advertised A ente • throughow t; oiled t•Ltutes. Bondls sent free, kW, parts:! coOLiceih,ng throne It beat hgout , , Will look to them for thelr sale delivery. 111= suED our.lst,coutaiulugarepottofthepro gte sol the work to that, date, On a more corn piete statement in relation to the value of the bonds thou can he given in an advertisement, which will be sent tree on application at the Company's olliee or to any of the advertised agent.. JOHN J. CISCO. Treasurer. New York =WM= aOOFING SLA'T'E—PRICES REDUCES) The undersigned has constantly on hands full supply of RooUng Slate for sale at Reduce 1 Prices. Also, en extra LIGHT HOOFING SLATE, intended tor elating on Shingle r00f,6 Employing the very best slaters all work is warranted to be executed in the best. manner. Builders and others will dad it to their uter est to eta in int) the earn pies at his Agricultural and Seed Warerooms, No. vs Fast I<ing street I.aueso.ter. P5...2 doors west of the ourt House We have also the Asbesto's Roofing for flat roof, or where slate and shindies cannot be used. It is far superior to Plastic or Gravel Roofing. deel2 tfd.hw I) SPRECII ES. QUEE•ti OF ENG g.AIND SOAP. QUEEN OF ENGLAND SOAP. QUEEN OF ENGLAND SOAP For doing a I amity washing in the best and cheapest manner. Guar an teed equal to any In the world! Has all the strength of old rosin soap with the mild and lathering qualities of genuine Castile. Try this splendid Soap. Sold by the ALDEN CHEMICAL WORKS, 48 North Front treet, Philadelphia. sepl-6mdeodalyw REOITEN • LONG, ATIeORNEY AT LAW, NO. 8 SOUTH. DUKE STREET, Lancaster. Special attention paid to procuring or op posing discharges of debtors in bankruptcy, proof and presentation of claims, rendering professional assistance to assignees, and all business, in short, connected with proceedings In volunitify or involuntary bankruptcy, whether before the Register or the United States Courts.. Parties intending to take the benefit of the law will usually find it advan tageons to have a preliminary:consultation. je trw 21 n gado, ar. F A I. LAND Wd. T E DRY GOODS. BAG ca?. ec BED MEM have now open a Stock of Ball and Winter Goods—all of which have been pnrchased for Cash and will be sold at the Lowest Prices. FLANNELS Bleached and Unbleached Canton Flannels, Wool Shaker Flannels, Pallard Vale Flannels, Red, Yeilow and Bine Mixed Plain and Twilled Flannels, Fancy Shirting Flannels and Sack ing Flannels. ROCKDALE BL ANKETS, lAllQualitleo GREY & BROWN BLANKETS DRESS GOODS FOR LADIES' AND CHILDREN in all the New Materials and Styles LUPIN'S CELEBRATED MOURNING GOODS, in Bombazines, Toneless. Parrilz, Empress Poplins, Topllns Alpacas, Montano, etc BLACK TIIIBET LONG et.:3QUARE SHAWLS All Q,nalitlen. CLOAKS AND CLOAKINGS SHAWLS BROCEIE LONG AND SQUARE ;SHAWL Open and Filled Centres. PLAIN AND FANCY SQUA RE BHAwi,s. We invite an examination of the above, to gether with a General Stoek of Dry Goods, Carpets, Wall Paper, Q,ueeneware, &e. C LOTHS, CASSIIIEKES at VESTINUS AND READY MADE CLOTHING:! HAGER S BROTHERS have now open tha largest stock of the above Goods ever offered in Lancaster. Chinchilla Beaver, Fsqulmanx Beaver, Mos cow Beaver DYER COATINGS. all shades. FINE FRENCH COATINGS, BEAVER DOESKIN COATINGS, SILK MIXED COA Black Brown and Dahlia. CAESIMERES—aII new Styleo. SCA - WEAR—In great variety, Home-make Saltine:to' Kentucky Jeans, Vet vet Cords, sc. READY MADE CLOTHING ! FOR MEN AND BOYS" • 01 our own Manufacture and: warranted In Quality, Style and Price. FINE DRESS SUITS, ROSINESS BOY'S SUITS, OVERCOATS !-rota the lit:est Hill:damn.. Beaver to goad ordinary grade. loci 7 ifiv Id 186 s THE GREATEST BARGAINS 18 G AND THE 13E.ST PLACE: TO EUY! CHEAP, CHEAPER, CII EA PET, C.HEAP JOHN'S VARIETY STORE No. 3 EAST KI:q1) STREET TUE MOST EXTENSIVE AS,WITMENT IN - • -- THE CITY, and at unprceedentedly JAW Priers, or Gonda of all kinds. EIBRIMI PHUT OG U TABLE dr POCKET CUTLEHY TOYS OF EVERY DE,,CRIPTION PERFUMERY, SO:tiit:i and an endless variety of Notions. lie also as on nand a large and finely seleetttd steels. al DRY GOODS! CiI.OVES, HOSIERY, AND TRIMMINGS OF ALI, I: ALSO, BOOTS A .\* D SHOES for Men Women and Children. Also, TIN WA RE, LOOK I N ULAssES, GLASS AND QUEENS;WA R MIMONIES Now Is the time to get bargains, as the eutlre stock has been laid hi at greatly reduced names GOODS SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 4i7 . - Remember the cheapest and best place to buy In all Lancaster is at CHEAP JOHN'S No. 3 EAST KINil ST., LANCA6, 00 CITY. dee 4 ITW4i tl.suranre Tompant? N ATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY :UNITED STATES OF EEICA =I To which all gener:ll correspondence should 2=1=21 CLARENCE H. CLARK, JAY COOKE, Chatnnau Fluance and Execu ti ye Com mittc, II EN tiY I% COOKE, Vice President. ENIER,EON W. PEET, Sccretary and Actuary THE ADVANTAGES' Otb-rcd by this Company are IT IS A NATIONALCOMPANY,LII ARTEE ED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS, CA). IT HAS A PAID-UP CAPITAL OF $1,030,00 IT OFFERS LOW RATES OF PREMIUMS IT FURNISHES LARGER INSURANCE THAN ANY OTHER CO m PANIES FOR THE SAME MON EY. IT Di DEFINITE AND CERTAIN IN ITS TERMS. IT 1!- , , ..-11_10NIE COMPANY IN EVERY 1.0 CALITY. ITS POLICIES ARE F. XEMPI FROM AT TACHMENT. THERE ARE NO UNNECESSARY RE STRICTIONS IN THE POLICIES. EVERY POLICY IS NON•FORFE , TAKLE POLICIES MAY BE TAKEN THAT WILL PAY INsURE•DTHEIRFULL AMOUNT:AND RETURN ALL THE PREMIUMS, SO THAT THE INSURANCE COSTS ONLY 'THE IN TERi. ST ON THE ANNUAL PAYMENTS. POLICIES MAY BE TAKEN WHICH PAY 'lO THE INSURED, AFTER A CERT:. IN NUMBER OF YEARN, DURING LIFE. AN ANNUAL INCOME OF ONE-TENTH THE AMOUNT NAMED IN THE :'OLICY. NO EXTRA RAT . :: IS C ARGED FOR RISKS UPON THE LIVES OF FEMALES. IT INSURES NOT TO PAY DIVIDENDS BUT AT SO LOW A COST THAT DIVIDENDS WILL BE IMPOs:SIDLE. E. W. CLARK & CO., Philadulphla ti,•nercl Agents for Pennsylvaula and Scut 5 ern New Jersey. S. A. BOCKIUS, M. D., Lancaster, l'a :4peclal Agent for Lancaster county. cent Orn.l.tw Warm aluotruntents, &c ---- L ,insFriuNu NEW! - WOODWARD'S PIAN?) FORTE AND Of DAN WARE-ROOMS, No. 20 East King Sorcct, Lancaster, Pa The largest establishment of the kind ,in Lancaster, and one of the largest in the Slate. The finest assortment of Instruments over of fered to the public in this city and county. Pianos, Organs, Sheet 'Comic, Music Books, &c., &c. Chickering kt Son's Pianos, Haines Bro.'s Pianos Mason & liana lin's Cabinet and Metropolitan Organs. Our facilities are such that we ran now af ford to supply our customer s with Instruments at rates as low as they can be purcha-ed of the manufacturers. Jur new Warerooms, situated at N 0.20 East King street, opposite Sprecher's Exe,ange Hotel, over Brenner Sr Hostetter's. are fitted up in a manner that we feel confi dent cannot fall to please the most fastidious. We shall always be happy to exhibit our In struments to all who wil. favor us with a call, whether they wish to purchase or not. Orders taken for Sheet Music and all kinds of Musical merchandise. Call and see us. A. W. WOODWARD. N 0.20 East King street, Lancaster, Pa. IMME Air ONEY SAVED.----WJE ARE CON scantly purchasing for cash in the New York and Boston Markets, all kinds of DRY AND FANCY GOODS, SILKS, COTTONS, BOOTS AND SHOES, WATCHES, SEW ING MACHINES, CUTLERY, DRESS GOODS, DOMESTIC GOODS, dm., &a. Which we are actually selling at an average price of One Dollar for each article. Our sales being strictly for cash, and our trade much larger than that of any other similar concern, enables us to give better bargains than can be obtained of any other house. Til'E LADIES Are specially invited to give us a trial, SEND FOR A CIRCULAR. AND EXCHANGE Lis. Our club system of selling is as follows: For $2 we send 20 patent pen lountalns and checks describing 20 different articles to be sold for a dollar each •, 40 for $ 1; BO ror S 0; 100 for Sit, Sent by malL Commissions larger than'ehose of fend by ang other firm, according to size of club. Single fountain and obeck, 10 cts. Male and female agents wanted. Send money in Reg istered Letters. Send no a trial club, and you will acknowledge that you cannot afford to buy goods of any other house thereafter. EASTMAN dc KENDALL, 60 Hanover Street, Boston, Mass. Out 7 3mw 40 3tal estatt. AT PRIVATE SALE • FOR MART' DAYS.—TO CAPITALISTS AND STOW PPER.S.—The New and Large Hotel, Eating'House, and Store iirOperly, located the Christeen Road, on the Philadelphia an Baltimore Central Railroad. Chester count Pa., can be bought at a rate that will pay bi interest on the Investment. It. is doing a tin business now, and when the railroad connect , 900th in a few weeks, It will materially en, hence the value of the property. Apply to I owner on the premises. isep 39 tfw 39 t S PECIA.L COMiII o SpION A. ER'S VALUABLE REAL °ESTATE obedience to a decree of the Circuit Cour of Jefferson comity, West Virginia, renderez at the October Term, 186 S, of the said Court, lz the said case of John T. Gibson, complainant vs. George W. Eicheiberger, Administrator c Ii James D. Gibson, deceased, and others, defet. -- dants, depending in chancery, the nutlet . hi s signed. Special Commissioners, named I t of the said decree, Will on TELEB.SD.A.Y, the 19TH OF NOVEMEER, Isttt3 at Ii o'clock, noon, In front of the ! jn CARTER 110 US E,CHAR LESTONV O,J Err E'RoN C 3 the West Virginia. sell at Public Auction, to 16 highest bidder, al/ the Real Estate in the b. BEI and prOceed in gs mentioned, of which the sal o c i. James D. Gibson died seized, other than th „ reversion in 'the dower assigned to the sat ..Y Jas. D. Gibs I on's widow. ; The tract of land decreed to be sold contalnotju. itiS ACRES, 2 ROODS AND IS PERCHES, ;le of best Jefferson county land, lying and beitrit u about one and a half miles from Charlestowr aloresald, on the main road between Charle ed an Sai d il L T ee iaTt W OL.. 9.nd will be sold as a wholi ,ln or in tracts of convenient size as the Commit): Sioners May determine,and according to a ph. ig b t• of division to be seen at the oflice of the town rhe i t : s e . of lefferson—to which persons desiring to pu blem chase are respectfully referred. TERMS OF SALE. •etted One-third cash, and the residue in one s t„. this two years, with interest from the day of with bandana satisfactory security—retain VOUOI the title till the fort her order of the Court. 'ruin CHAS. AG LION BY, t Special GEO. W. EICHEIXERGEII.f Comna'r oct 2S tsw telOCl ot of EiativATE SALE Or A 110 TEL PRO ytby ERTY.—The undersigned, oilers at p I sale tht• real and personal estate, the proportions of the late Hobert Smits, deceased, s seated 4 9 In Port. Deposit, Cecil county, Rd., and known 1. the " FARMER'S AND CoMMERCIAL 11 This Hotel has been long and favorably kn„,, , iiv of to the traveling community, and Is receiv a large share of public pationag.•. Tile hou is large and commodious with good Stabil u 7." lee House, and all the lipplirlel,ll, ,, uaaCu toLa first-class Hotel. Ot to Persons wishing to reha, will plea:, e.. the on the undersigned, 55110 Is now otrupyin ; it property and will show th- .111 e. -VIC • SOP ttwasl this PUILT DEPUIT, Sept. 2, 16e1, a W. VALUABLE VATIt Aropon MILD SEAT AT PHI VATE SALT?.—'l'4 the properly is ,itualutt in liartopt county, Mai land, six miles from lit I Air, the county three miles roan High Rucks of Deer Cre1;14010 a gloat natural cura,ity—and niEes ire liph Baltt more city by Mize; and is tile c stale ul t late Charles H Bait!, Req., detente I. It CONTAINS Mt ACHES OF LAND, hey lucre Or leas, 'toll in a high slat , ill cult having had on it upwards at :13,1 H bushels Lime, besides Guanoes, Ilene andoilier 1 , . re' - '9 tilizers. The balance Is Mitelly:tlinbered wit ,US che-tout, oak, walnut and hickory, ex"', de about 75 Acres of cleared !and. that lie, Q.... used fur a pasturage, or eNcelleut quality earth, and very stance ptible or linprovrinuni.eilli The, are three sir. ants of water ri:u , slirali through the farm, one railed "Trout liranch.,,`• abounds in the delicious tinny tribe el tl h species from which it derives Its name. Tie at are also several bpri age ul eSet.l]ent teal,' which altogether made it one at tau best iered farms in the State, and a eery one for grazing as well as farming pastures. y The entire tract is in one body,and all an;- good fencing. The imprm mounts consist td t a large ERASIE DWELLINO, to by Al feet, with bare bulidia g, IS by 20, cot ven;en l ly arranged. ' There is an elegant dry cellar under the entire • building, large SWITZER BARN, let by ill, wiih :Intl:ling for IS Send or horses and ;is many cows; Bt ick Dairy, Cure 11,1011 and U. imary, , Wagon and CAI rugs Home, Meat 11, Use, Poultry and Herd There is a flue, thrifty A; 1.1, 0 chard of choice fruit, and a ,utii,tien . . of ene; ry and other fruit tries. ........ -..,-• .. -.....—. 'file MILL is a frame one, 40 by .15 f. el, ~„ __ ._ V - wit It Poplln Dress i ottet to 12, ,i ds don! ilii stories and attic, wits 3 rim of 1i 11 ilt•l 5,11 A 11001 i kOR TIIE TIMES I width coda tort ot les' 1 %oak, e•lt gant to. graved by att over ,1,1,-: It hoc' 22 IL ' i hi g h 3 '' i ''''' .- ' 1 - 1 Well. e Just Issued a volume with lilt sliver plated lea Id.', yds double \Vitali water table DWELLING for miller, ,12... tttle proot l'loth tor cloak Mg. This estate Is situated itt a very pleasant Itill . ,i, I , 0 , i ti, y OE' GUM, • For a l'itil, of too mid Teti lloilor4 — l desirable neighborhood; c prate heal) hy and I liii I rich Merino or Teitivt Dress pall , slo . 1 ~, society excelles, ; within ti tulles ol a Donlan 1 1 - 11 , .V. E , OWIN 11. NEVIN, ! tine Damask Tah'e t 0., ns l \ and Nllll.ll/18 111 Catholic and Protestant Episc,mal, two El.,- WlTii. AN INTRODUCTORY ESSAY inst.,. I pa, ge.Us' Fresco Call Boots. 1 copal and out Protestant Metioaltst Churches, 1 lilt heavy s.lver plat.., et , graved lee 1 1 , tetter, Very and the Forest 'Meet Mg Home of the society 1 11E1', ALFRED COOKMAN,” • p . ,,,, ~t, wool c ~, it p t , 1,,,,11,,, , ct,,,,k, l web or Fr1e ,,,,, i" P Ol4 '"re, Schools, " tee ' ', l ' hiek- ' which we take pleasure in recommending to , vely nest /nullity Mows or Oleo ltd Sues' I hi, , smith, Wheelught and Cm, lake Shops, ,11.11.1.1 it I Inc Clergy and intelligent Laity oltneChurcses 1 71 „:, 3 , ,,,, ,, , n P ue C., ssinie, e for snit, i elman , on a anort distance. , , , throughout the country. lu this volume the lin IP ess pall,. u, 1 eh i; uo, ',mob". 1".., ego The la, lit is si,,,,riP 11111' 0' '' vil ' l " .l, '''•' t ' l ' l reader will fluil Illgu Cllvrchlstu and Low, Die", polio. 11, I ~e.mt,lol Eogli .11 liarege be sold to suit purchos. rs. T p Title Indisutable. ' , Churchism wailtheir dISI Inctive peculiarities 1 soawl, t Eel Ivo, y balanced Inoolle KIIIVcs and Possession llNicill on :lig Ist 01 March next— of doctrines an 3 practice discussed e. in acandid, 1 Forks, 1 Inds,' or gems' sliver Hunting Case ti For parcalars ad.tr, alt p• - rson or by letter. a b le ai „, i , ~,,,,,e , ~,,,e . w e ,übjein the , „ , : \vale' I 0.. de, 1 !land P 4• Portable I , Wi tot Na- J. F. RA l'1"1', , TA OLE OF CONTENT:, t I clime, spleml 1 Fluidly limle, steel etigrav• AU " rne T ill I ''' . : The Clmrcb; The incarnate Head; Life from logs, with .t - cord and ialihOgraidl pages, 2.1 sep :1 1 1 3mic1,91 -E ' '' l Air,l : l '''' ' l"rd c" : , MI. Chrlst; Commontos with the Spirit; The UDR ' yauls good Hemp Carneclog, goal coMrs, 1 Isar - 1 ing Bond; A. Principle ol Power ; 'lse Birth of ' ~..,,,,,t m,,,,,,, , ,.s quip,. 3 , ~„1 ,; ~,,,, , ,.1 Ree,s. D EAL }I . .. TATE AT Pl' lILID SALE. , -- - ' the Chore,' ; 1:s ' , mutual Baptism ; Christ its I ver, 1 ci.ccant, Fur )hair and i 11.:.e, I singlo 1.- D., ON THURSDAY toe li , th day of NO - , Foundation; its Members havuthesame Marks; I ref Shot Liao. I silver plated elir raVed li Ito: 10 VEMBEIti A. D. , Dil '`• 11., till ii dvr i i ll, ri tav,l t- 10 . 1 iiit• ' Not Dependent On 11 II Ulan Agency; Its Honor- Revolving Castor, cut Wass Ii 'Wes. I eery lin line Istratrix ,by virtue of as outer , the Orplitilis' ' able Titles ; 1t1111.5 Tine Cully ; It possesses Vintll 1 aud Bow. II ow. I Caste, 1 tits 1 I:icy balanced Court ot Lancaster conmy , will ~,,,11 al ',thin: 'grog S am - illy ; 1t Si Truly Apostolic ; 1t is the Knives and Furl: 4. , / e salt - , on the preml• es, about one II:dr-mile - working church ; Di ff ers trom Ecclesiastical Pre-cuts Mr huger Cubs Increase in itl south of Use vdlage of ic, ,,, town. on tilt Organization; 'feuds to Visible Organism; Dell-' sante ratio. State road leading from Fliestris stows to • unite Material of the Church.; Its Ersenttal Church tOIVII .thefollowing desert bed tealtstate, Notes; View'', 01 Distipgulsoed Divines; 'flag late of Jacob Louth, deceased. A I.lautmlon Essence thyme; Private Judgment; Tile Rule coutais Mg as per re.c. - nt curer), 01 Its Faith; Its Ministry uot a Priesthood; The 1 , ..0 ACRES AND 21 PE it , 'l2 Es, ' Sacrament.; 1,11 orgies not needed; Tills Church of Faro, Thither and Nleadow land, In good : the:Pillar aud Gomm' of theTrutn; The Grad. 1 coudit ion, Where , I are erected a Iv. oistory i Ind Change; Antagonlsttiml Forces; Atheism; 1 Rough Co sled 1211 1 .fi1.L IN li ID rUSF..me.situ y Psritheism ; Formal ism; SWeLlenhorglanisiti 1 sitilliiiler Kitchen. Large Bank Barn, wapiti , Saera to entarlanisto; Ittananism. shed, 11,ru Crib, Pig sly, and other improve. : Published by .1 ACO LS E. BA RR, . merits, in got d condition. There is a variety No. . 1 2'3 E. Klug st .., Lancaster. ' tdchoiCe Irtia trees in as thriving condition ou ' p131c1:. li, A. oct. l 22.l.PlA'w 1 this property, a well of w.der v Ith pump, scar . the house; al- o a well or spring CI 10.•ter, as , well as IL ,111:111 creek, 1,111 11111 g tang Inc Writ.' l'.\ RD. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, When Let las . A "THE ELE HILL" sTT FAMILY BO 1 1:12. will be madekoown by INC; SCHOoI.. 1 An Eng: l l,M Classical, Mathematic.:', and , :iciest:tic Isstituuou, . • EVE. YOUNG 'lE: i .' AND BOYS, i . , AT POTTSTOWN, Montgomery} county, Pa. 1 - - Tito motet signed has leased the above we.i , 1)110 PERT! ES Al' 1.111 ''ATE NA I.E. — 1,,, ) ,,11 sehoot property for a term of years 1 The undersigned, residing IL quarry v . lie, - from Het', ,M, Melgs, A. M., Proprietor and late this count', .1 4 innes southeast iit Lancaster, Prowls:Ll, WllO Was lorinerly Prcsaleut 01 Del- 11LICI, at pi le,tte tale the tolmw,hg properties, aw'ar'e College. viz; . The Annual Session of 12 weeks will Min- i NO. 1. On whit - it he resides, on tOe north side menet . on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of sup- of sod village, on tile L..ncaste , 2 load, cous,, , t. 'ember next. pug 01' : Circular. costal Sing complete is r.xn.tion A ACRES AND 1 PERCH 1 S ~ I , I, \Nit. wEI be sent to any address on applitottam. , with improvements, which ore a NEW Hal, 0 ItEV. 000. F. MILLER, A. M., Prlecipai. ' IP 11 - SE. itil by :_ti feet, cosi:using 10 rootns REF EREN Ct.'''. I,lll i cellar under 11,0 whole dwelling. Pk's! , reti REVS. DRS.—Shaeffer, Mann, Kraut h, Miss, garret, shutters ond blinds, porch the entire I ',utter, stork, Conrad, Bomberger, Wylie, front of the house and hannl•tered; also a St cent, :11111 Murphy. tr •ge Out. .K. Itches with tire-place, oven, a , nd I:ll: l :S.—Judge Ludlow, Woodward, Leonard, pump al ti, door; Smoke House, a Ugly Bum • Myers, .m. Mussel, Tio,y,, cliarics Buck r; by 1 20 'eel, c litatining two statilcs ~ , n d Car- iWaller, Pen jallllll )1. Boyer, and Jacob S. rlage shed; and other out •ho 'Mines. The , 'lost. house, bars, and out-kitchen ate covered wits 1 EStii,—Janies E. Caldwell, James L. elaghorn, slate. Ihe whole fsoperty is to good comic ,„,,, , I dtilL LI W. Claghoru, Theo. U. Boggs, George with plenty 01,11 sit trees, being one of 1 hell'. Thorn, C. F'. Norton, L. L. Boort, S, Gross wtn thirst residences in the city ol Quarry .:111, 1 Fry, M LS: )Miller Derr, John F'. Grad.% etc. Price .1:1,0120, payable on the Ist of April next, , 1 "um 19 2mw:l3 Wh e n O. good 1 It le will he given. No. 2. Consists of Two-stoned Log Weather- i homd” d DWELLI NU,2 , 1 x 126 leet, with Kitchen , WALL PAPERS: WINDOW r.II ADEN I attached. conlaming s rooms, eel lit ralit! garret; I a large Iktru, :A by 3 ,, Pei, wit it 1 v:, stables, 800.117.5' 21. ND ,YTA TIONER Y, !Rim, and two 01015 S, pig sty, corn Cr: b, irl'l4 trees, with .lcu'd LL"I7., A , .0.1011, r. wI L' 15W C 1,0110,000 21`,,; ACHES IH , LAND, I (more or less,; about 3 Acres in W00, , l of dine,- 1 - Wall Paper of every style now opened lee cut kinds. There is an excellent Sprig wt. ti 1 sale. New designs, latest styles, lose prie,s, Spring House Deal the buildings. n los prop-immense assortment; Plain and Fancy; Gold erte lies one mile east of quarry vil:e on the I Olsze and Blank Paper and Borders. W lndow Valley. Road. Price :2, , ) , A, payanle ;111t1 111 :e , Shades of all 11111110 amt sizes; Hum Cloth, Lovell as No. I. 1 Blue, Butt, Green and Willie Cloth fur shades. Both the above prover; les :ire in :10 en;(11 . • 4 Plot ores in variety. prising neighborhood, convenient to ehm ems, , SCHUOI. BOOKS —All kinds used In the Tan schools, mills, Mores, shops, &c. raster County Sehonls. Blank Books, Hyinn Persons de- 'ring to purenase wall I 1,0, I a:.! ! all 4 Prayer Books, Ml,ellaneous Books, Pcs on the subserlher. J V. I...•KERT. I etical Works, Stationery, Wrapping Paper and Oct 7 t.:, : . ; Paper linos , Base Ball and Croquet Imple- merits. Paper Collars and Cl' ifs, Sleeve But. '-" l' „ or 4, Pack et Books, Albums, Mine Public:4- A lions, Newspapers, Magfmines, Periodicals, ".' f • I Musical u 1 m,truments and :Music Paper, and all Inn, P.M, the sub4crther will Nell Al It.lic S.llO 15 sually kept in a first class Bock and on the premises, in Fulton and Little Brdam township - 4, withm six miles of the Phtladel. Yuper 'll5 1.110 above stock :s complete, none 05:ed Phia and Baltimore Cell!: and ad- I f t , to be suitedafter exami„atiou. 4 scent. to the road leadila; Having Just finishrd new store expressly to ford, live miles Irmo the formor, and ten I for the business, the arrangements are coin miles from t latter pines, Plete. Al! goods sold at city- prices. CONTAINIMi 1445 ACIZE,4, . E. WHITESIDE, more or less, lands (JI Joseph Hal- • Third Street, Oxford, PA.. lance, John Gloson, Gipson and I N 40! door to Harvey's Dry Goods Stores others, having thereon erected a two-story I „,,„ oinw•:,2 BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with Kltenen " and Wash House attic a two-story Mick TENANT HOUS 4., a lien o!(.•,:t,eker BARN, nearly new, 45 by 54 h-et, Brlc4 Blacksmith I Shop, Corn House, 44, The Dwelling House, Temmt House, Black- smith Shop and Barn, have each a c ate root. 11 W. & CO., The land Is in high state of cultivation. IJ divi4ed into convenient fields, with running water in each, aud all under good fence-501 panel of which is entirely new. There ale on toe prem toes four wells ot good vu a'4r, veuieut to the hu tidings, and a 11-le urchnl d 0: `0.3.; S. 'HURD Si',, PIIILADELPII IA choice Fruit T es, 1,11.11 10.1 Aples, pear, Peaches, Cherries, Am. Twenty-nve Acres ill the above Tract are in Heavy huber•-ct.,t mit, Oak and Hickory. Any person wishing to vlew the prcl.ll,ll belore the day of sale, can 11, 11l by eallmg lal the subscriber residing 111 e rl,ll, The :Wove property will be phsitive.y as the owner is iu &heat° ImaltMaird In tLere- • fere desirous to 111111 farming. Sale to CLlll3lak !ICC at 1 o'clock. P. M.. ~1 1 day, when terms W 1 1! be made known by oc: tsw 19 JOSEPH SMEDLEY. AvAtuArts.n 1 - .l.Ritt OF 223 ACRE!: .111 Lower Oztord Towinht p ' cnester couPi• L filat CS: 01 Pennsylvania, and Santliern will be sold at public sale on Wcelneaday , New Jersey. , riveinber csttt, I.viB. at 1 o'clock - , in the Bor ough at Oxford, miles from the 23 OF WooDLAND, The NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COM balance all arable and very pthductive, get:_ PAN Yls a corporation Chartered try Special tly rolling, being one of the most richt:able Act of Congress, approved July Id, that Witt, a farms to ChM section lit the country, There - are two tiels of farm buildings, all lapze and in CS>ll Cllpltal of One Million Dollars, good condition. The property will b, cold in two tracts, one containing U 9 Acres and the other Sri, or alto• and is now thoroughly organized and prepared getner, as may salt e.tasers. Water sop- I or,liusl Mess. plied to the b tiding, by a piton troth a Liberal term:: offered to Agents and Solic never-tailing Spring, Pri,i'ive sale. Terms I.orB, who are Invited to apply at our office. easy. R. B. PA.TrEns(,N, ! Full particulars to be had on application at Attorney for Win. l'at l crSOll, our oilier, located In the second story of our WOord, Chester courtly Mink log House, where Circulars and e a t e s, L f .,, t m lg n es y c , r ,, llt a T i l i. t e l Nl: 7 , na A n ß ta l lte:o c ll o 'e . r , ed I ty vrtsr BRANDYWINE :FARM AND V COUNTRY SEAT AT PL RUC SA LE.— On WEDNESDAY, the Nth day of NOVEL- No. 35 South Third street, BEE next, on the preml.res, containing Philadelphia, Pa. 124 ACHES ote tiOOD LAND, Lancaster, Agent 2 STONE MANSION HOUSES, 2 Earns and other buildings, 1 large Store Hou,e, from Thornd ale Station, on the lon li s it It. It, 3 miles northeast of Coatesville. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock. Will be sold at a bargain—ther e-fourths of he money can rem-tin on the premises, bal ance cairn on the Ist of April, ISO, what poses. slon will be given. Ope hundrtd dollars to be paid on the day of sale. Persons wishing to see the prop-rly will please call upon the owner residing thereon, novel-21W 44 JOSEPH LINDSEY, glumbing, 6a5 fitting, =EOM GAS -FITTING AND PLUMBING. JOHN DEANER & CO., No. 7 East King street, With increased meanies, are now pre pared to attend to alt orders with prompt seas and dispatch. Having none but the best work. men employed, all work will be tinisheu in a superior manner, and with all . the modern im provements. Copper Kettles and Wash Boilers, anti all kinds of Copper Work for Breweries and Dis tilleries attended to with promptness. Having greatly enlarged this department, all orders can be tilled forthwith. TIN ROOFS & SPOUTING Attended to in any part of the city and county. Furnaces, Heaters, Stoves, Ranges, and all modern improvements for heating Churches, Halls, Parlors, Houses, etc., always on hand, and will be put up in any part of the city or county, or their-repairs attended to at any Limo, JOHN DEANER et CO., No, 7 East King street, lan 8-tfw 1 Lancaster, Pa. YDUNG FOLKS ATTENTION! Now is the time to get married. You can urnisia your houses with STOVES, KETTLES PANS TIN WARE, and all other necessary ar tides in our line at. the GOOD OLD LOW PRICES. OLD FOLKS, now is the time for you to boy for the young folks TIN-WARE to look like Silver; BRASS and COPPER WARE to look like Gold. We hove enlarged our business, and can offer every inducement to those who are now buying DOUSE S JOHN DEANER DEANER .1 CO., No. 7 East King street, Lancaster. Pa. Jan 8-tfw she bas won the affections of mirer, but nisowhether,if won, keep them. To have and to two things. The Colorado Elver The PoAPII Exploring Expedl Progress of its Work. We made,famillar acquaintanc Prof. Powell's scientific expi Tarty, from Illinois, while In. the dle Park. They were in camp theft_ some time, and made it the end ot summer and the beginning oft, winter campaign. Theparty co a dozen or more enthusiastic men, interested in one depart `. other of natural science, or ea bcirder experiences, mostly fro nois, and giving their time and the expedition for the sake of th cation and the health. Prof. the originator and head, does mo Government furnishes food, alio t to be drawn from the supplies nearest post, and the Illinois IT ty and Natural History society c ute small sums of money ; but h - upon his ; rivate purse for all d cies, and these must be many tho of dollars before he gets through summer has been spent amo OUR t OMMISSION% 'lO At4ENTS higher mountains and iu the Exceed those tirevery other us:MA.IO.OI Id taking careful notes with baromet lilud ruu l' 1 ,1 n 1 i ls wit l,lhns,' , i r t h i e n e , i t o . ? ,,1 thermometer, collecting flower ' cixes OF 'I'HE - SAME 017.0,10 0,1111111,11 to birds, and birds, and larger au 't winch "" thou , 3lvn better 6 „eda et Sue and studying the rare geological' 1, e ten sod I • s'• e notua of the country.t or a t tub of 30 mid i herr bra hlr•-• 0130 , The collection of birds is very fu or Sae 1 " 11 " , ' , "g dez go'”' l urn tud Flinn I Nut, 8 111. i thlltl Ss, All Wool valuable, and numbers over two het, t Fr tiasslinere lor Pants, tine wild.° Counterpane, dred ditibrent specimens. Prof. P Sle, 1 110w011 aralSkut,2oya , l,tyards two or three of his assistants, an brown or blistelii Ll:sheeting, W. 11) quality, yard 4 w de, I t•l int 0, n, lure Miirroco bound 13yers, of the Denver News, who k • Photo. Alban), 1 double lens Sierecisei r• • and all these mountains better than i :2 F' reign Views, I Oliver plat, 1.1 eingiavea other man, probably, have just. ac bottle I elegant o,loVan, 0011 Ivory or plished the ascent of Long's A This is the prominent northeaat, Widily, ivory balanced. bandit tl, I liandsoine mountain of the Coioradlau serieiti Pnrssi yds wool i•pwi. beaded and seen from the railroad, and 1814,000 high, and has heretofore defied all Teweet, doo hog, r s err li•ss• it eflorts of explorers and mountain, Forks, 1 Ladles' lakt• ri 01 M.: roe Trs eilior to reach its top. They had a taum hard climb of it, but felt amply reD One Merlin., Cotton stead: Geol.' heavy in the glory of the fact, and more in ' chased solid Bold Ring, lpr Lialas nigh rut glory of the landscape spread bit 1 1 % e t i them at the summit. The plains j tewooy, pin ear ilri ps and sleeve 111111,1119. 1 . 1 1 1"...2 4.lts4P,:n.plaillS withit For It Chlb 01 50 and Five hollere One lilac:: or colored Alpacra eSS I ,•I Lace CUrlalllS, 1 11[ all Wool lilabliets,en3raiird silver plated bottle Revol‘ing Castor, I beau• I Hui wt Iliac desk, 1 solid Gold Scarf 14 0, :1!., gds very nue l'asslinere, Panic and Vial, r eel ivo•y lil•ineeil Il tofu,, 1.;111‘ei WII/1 Sll err Oct ill F. N T CE ON GRAND ST. [lllld.lo Prate d ~ , ,; ‘, ; ',l „ 1. , 1y Headed o,,ts, 3o Co , good PLUM, wllll ds good !nown or bleacileil sniveling. gala 101,1,', o I I yds 3,1 wide, good quality. I la Clr ,4alll 310110., 0 TraVeillig Bag. 1 'gun Woo/ WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE ,•r.... ,#tatiuuay iluLtnq liolibts B A N h E B S, NA'FIONA.I. LIFE INAT RANCE CO gl=l H. A. 11. BOCK' M. D. for Lancaster county. `,iiartltuare, :Moues, STOVES: STOVES • The Pennsylvania Ufnlug Room Stove, Iron Cylinder—l he beet Stove of the kind In (him mark et ut RUSSEL'S Hardware Store,.. North Queen street. rrillE OF EAT EAST R COOK:NG sToVE admitted by all who use them to be the best cooking stove they seer used. For sale at HU1.31-1E US. r r " L ffirS ' T( ' ) .l ‘ ' ' E. " p - Z Perpetual a l (4 b i tl:n n e lf r , very ornamental• requires to be fired but once during the season, making a regular heat all the time, requiring little fuel for amount of heat produced, and warranted to give entire satistactiou. For sale at RUSSEL'S Hardware Store. GBEAT VARIF.TY OF PARLOR STOVES i.Coolc in g Stoves. Ranges and Dining Room Stoves. For sale at RUSSEL'S. CALL !AT RUSSEL'S AND SEE THE best assortment of Stoves in Lancaster. HE GENUINE BALTIMORE FIRE. T FLAGS. STOVE for sale at sep29-Iwda3mw RUSSEL'S. CHANGED HANDS. The subscriter has taken charge of the Bar and Rest aurant under seese's Exchange Ho tel, at the Railroad Station, MOUNT JOY, PA. And is prepared to accommodate the public with tile CHOICEST WINES AND LIQUORS At his Bar; and its his Restaurant always the beat and most seasonable that the market ad. fords will be proyleed. sep 1 tfw 35; JOHN MONTGOMERY. Iftioreliantns ONEY EASILY ItLtDE WITH OUR Complete Stencil and Key Check Outfit. Small capital required. Circulars free. STAF- Ford MELNITFAt..TURING CO., 60 Fulton :at., New York. oct22i-4W WASTE O--AGENTs--IN EVERY TOWN Tort CUSHMAN & CO'S GREAT ONE DOLLAR STORE. Descriptive . checks $lO per hundred. Con sumers supplied direct from the manufactories, and all goods warranted. Circulars sent free. Address, CUSHMAN t CO., ocig2-12w 10 Arch at., Boston. T HE SUCCESS . . Of our One Dollar Sale has caused such A CO-MPLETE REVOLUTION IE TRADE. That In order to supply the demand occasioned by our constantly increasing patronage, we have recently made Importation for the Fall Trade, direct from Luropeau ]lnnn• facturera. AMOUNTING TO NEARLY $500,000, So that we are preparcd to sell every descrlp non of Dry and :Fancy Good', Silver Plated I' are, Cutlery, Watches, Albantm Jewelry, eke., Of Better Quality than any other con cern In the country for the nnt form price of ONE DOLLAR FOR EAca ARTICLE, With privilege of emelt:mat. 'front n large va. net). bi useful articles, not one of which could be bought, for In any al ha r tray. Ats The test tot Boston and New York renr enc.: glven as to the reliability of our house, alai that our buslueSS Is ContlUeleil Iu the ialr• vaL and Most le ItMist- manner p .-stile, and 11111 We give greater Value for Ulu tuonty than eAn be obtannal lu any of her Idly. . All Good% d ;:ed or brolieri ill Irann portallon replaced a ithout chor m -0. Aziti Checks describing articles sold sent in ag,nl, In Clubs at rates meuiliineel below. Wi guarunt•e every attic!, to enst less than It Isiin4Ut it any Boston iir New Yiiik Wholesale House. Send Honey by Reg Is tered Letter, SEND Fun OUlt NEW ( IRCULAR PA RK E & fOi dr 100 Nummerl,., 11.0,100 Carpets—Don't Pay the 111.0 Prices a century ago, 1 . lit:l their prett,it 14.0 lu Halls over 70, 77, 7,, 77, 77, sl, sr, anti 07 alt over street, have probably turtlishell ulor houses with Carpets auto any tit her house lu the couutry. lu order to tilfortl I.hooe at a ills tattee the atlvautages ill their low priers, pro pose t send, on the receipt of the priee,'2oylost or upwards of their beautiful Cottage Carpet tug,att t e relics per yartl,w rib sample of ten sorts varying la price trout 23 ruts to Si. per yard "sal S. ble for I arnlshlng every part or any hou,:e $1 nil Per YPIlr tpurcirri/r erl run/ sfrar y rrn k) V idol/Inc lit. We went, u tell uta.: agenl lo every comity to cell our Put-.t iii/sUe Wire Cloth. Li,cr I Fai(uAting). Alirehv witurE WIRE co., 75 Wit/ill:Li st.., N. Y., or 19 Dearborn lA., Chicago, AGENT!: WANTED FOD. THE D FASTE , T Watt: EXTANT. "MEX TIMES," nr Letelln, l'Atrtots 01 the ttay. An elegant onattae, solen.t I,laNt rated with 19tteaatt t.I Sleet gcavtoL,, and a pnr trill el the all- Umr, Mrs. HA It1{11.:T IiEEICHER .-TUWE Agents sny i tNlne littit and AP lathe wet , 1. ry of.j tniek (li•y et er :Now , the tone to cell It. li.verN Lil..y wants lt. Auenta ;ire tal.lng 91A) orders per week. We pay extra large com missions and grant extenhive territory. Scud for Circulars, giving 101 l particulars. Add rice HARTFoRD YUBLISH INC; CO., Hartford, et. WE HAVE COME With great Induci , ruehtit to ai;euts to co-oper ate with us in our GRAND ONE DOLLAR SALE! ,neetinto Free of l ost to onr AV.!, 1171,...tehem Free of Cos , to our Ageots Ft.‘11111; Maellittert Free of Font to Agents Leather Goods eree of lost to Agents hIlaN In Free or Cost to fsg'bnir 1!IIIIMICM=:11:1122 Great Dollar Bargains fur our Customers Scn.l fo,,nr clr.culars. A,"( nta wanted t,,y 'here. address, 11A111114 ai Pl.l'W.ll EH, 31 Hanover Street, Boston, I:tvot TOBACCO ANTIDOTE, WARRANTED to remove ALI. I)EY.I RE or obucat. groatremedy an excellent an pellaer. 1t purities tine 01.0.1, Invigorate, toe sysiem, possesses great i.ourtslinielit and streingtominig power, enables the t.temacli to digest tile heal - L.l,a. laid, Matt ..8 I•Jeep re freshing, and estalillshes robust health. ens oral Cht - 11.,(31 Jar Sixty Years C'fired, Price Filly Cents, post free. A trrntlserv'tueln- Jurlous ellects Tiiiiiteeit, 10111111.4 s of rele, enroll, testimonials, due., I , REY:. Agents wanled.• Address, UR. T. R. ABlRil"r, Jersey City, Nee rt.,' Grouse ~s,ttrnishinq (E)ootts, HOUS II: .0 FURNISIG GOODS. FIRE PLACE HEATER. Several rat tcrl, A. C. FLINN How. Furnishing Store, N. 11 th (Loren .e , reef DT a TOIL Li I:ATE:TS. THE 131 NT IN at No. 11 North Queen street. U /H 1 A 81.1. H ir;A I EEIN F OIL CELL. EM, j_ jr cased Au lialvani..l Irk., and Ile: 0,1,s net A. C. FLINN'S, 0.11 Nnr.h Queen street. MM2M WFro:1 1 1 ' l ' O r v i e! ut A. C. F'l.l NN' tin. 11 North Queen mtreat. DANE BURNING MAGAZINE ?iTOVEN .1) u line variety and ut the lowest rules, at. A. C. FLINN'eA, Na. II North Queen strt•ct Pllft AN I) I, to walled Kinds, at =fit'iMMIIMIE DF:liti/INAS. ATTENTION GIVEN TO 6ettlng fl( lisaters, Ranges, In town or country, and satisfaction guazunteed by A. U. FLINN'n, Nu. 11 North Queen street FINES'r A.itiORTMEKT OF GAS CIIANDELIKIL., AND COAL OIL LA Ml'd la the city, at A. C. FLINN' , , No. II NOII.II Queen hi reel. D E RSONS DENIRI N (7 PUMPS OR I_ Water Pepe, Hydraulic I:Atom, eaa., can tied the beat asaertment 0:11.1t10 of Pit ludelphla at A. C. FLINN . ..I House Fore nu Store, No.ll North Queen street. TH„'rr i En'ltVll () Fr LSr Liri,ZV,,.ticly At A. C. FLINN'S, sep 10 trite,wl No. II North ymeen street. roNTILLEics AKE IF. VITLO TO EX• amino Mr. Jacob Spritzer'B Imp:oved Patent Whnikey Doubler by which the greatent advanta,„,-es In tllmtlllation are Obelleed. C,{ll or addrelis, A. C, P'LINN , s Notice Furnishing Store, No.ll North Loeeti street, Laura: teL Pen Oa COPPER Woll.li —BREW T.O.S Whiskey and copper Work of all kinds made up with dispatan at A. C. FLIN:'.I . B House Furnishing Store, No. 11 North Queen street, Lancaster. Pa. parldut gsholts, PRANK F. LANDIS. JACOB S. LANDIS EzRA F. LA.NDIS, KEYSTONE FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP, E d 2 CHESTNUT LANCASTER, PA., LANDIS et CO., PROPRIETORS. Iron and Brass Castings Done to Order. Engines, MILL Gearing, Shaftings, Pulleys, erc., built. Also, a new and Improved Grain Thresher and Separator. Models for Patentees made to order. , • Special attention paid to repairing. • M ap 27 r, re . a CO. B OWES'S COMPLETE MANURE, MAIII3IAcIVILIED HT HENRY BOWER, CHEMIST, PIZILAPILLPELL Super-Phosphaeo of Lime, Ammonia and Potash. WARRANTED FREE FROM ADULTERATION. This Manure contains all the elements to produce large; crops of all kinds, and la highly recommended by all who have used It, also by dbtbsguished Chemists who have, by analysts, tested its qualities. Pa r ked in Bags of 200 pounds each, KHARPLESS CO., 39 SOUTII WATER s .10 SOUTII DELAWARE AvE REYNOLDS, , 79 South St., Baltimore, Intl. And by dealer genennly throughout the country. (Sep 9 lyiritti For s IL by B AUGH'S VOIIMERCIAL MANURES T op,. MARK i , ir. 1/4,f -" i , - MIME BAUGH S SONS NORTH WESTERN TEETILIZINU CO 3fannfanturer, PRICES Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate Price, 534.1 per '2„et.lo Iba Haul.;les Chicago Bone Fertilizer Price, $3O por 2,t0.1 lbs Baugh's Chicago Blood Manure Price, $.;1.1 per $2,00.0 lbs Thu 11t1111,8 tro fllrlliSiled 1111 , 0111 hag,.and barrels, iv It cl o ver ettstomerm prole r. Ilzsipi lire uniform In 160 The at! en', Lm of Farmers Is especially dlreet - (al to the fact I hat the sources of the Itnw )111- k Hal jilts:limy. , Manures the com posed, are so (Cell alder control Oust (vs call Cara [sit them of strictly unitorm quality and (small/op, and that I hey. contain a large* per eollllo.re Of 111111110111 a than nay ttt. , of CllOlB 01 01101111.1 e! url d manures In the market. 20 S. Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia NORTH W FERTILiziNu uo. I,:kko N. Lasalle StA., ChioN:o. For Sale by S.kMl.." EI. II (•.\S, I.:uicuster, Pa MANIMES 'nay priicurcil Trill dealers in any of Div principal towns In Inn United Slate , or Do. minion of Call li. (Jan . ..Illnnw I MEM= (Late 11ArtD (iKIMELMAN,) C mmlss lON M 1; RC II ANTS, Ii IL A I) 6L HI A. Co - iirumpl, attention wilt lin given to 14111011 Mai n ,petly return ui idle thereuf. Parties that the highest prie” I, mecum,' tumuli priulueu entrusted to our rare. :nay 13 • F A !!: M EIL S ! I IL Is c La.sed prlnclindly of Lim celebrated Ummo from contains three lair gent.. of Ammonia, nn soilleieut Lo give arlivlty La (110 Illtlllll, a large quantity of Solnrilo lione 111 Llano, together wiLli Potanli null Soda, the osneill till e Lelllol3Li ni l a complete 11 ~ Price friii Per Ton. IT=VIESIZE Addr,s THE ALTA VELA (MAN() M., 129111 w 57 Broadway, New Vial c-Aduertiseincuto r_c".,".34...1ni÷mu",,-,?:,F,_!.,14"1 Co., 1211 MA itic,r 4r Er.T , 1 . 1111.A11'A., is the largvsi Manufacturing Couleutlouurs and Whulunalo Lceh•rs In Fruits, Nuts, ,RC., mar 25 lu I.llu United States. lyw 111MOIMMMII STOREs FACruic, t 'II 1. 1 11. ,. 111 , 1 AND 1'UIII.11; lIUI I.DI NUs WITH ci.V-1! The Simplicity Itild 1•111.0 by Which thlm M - chine IS managed, US 'the) Its economy and great tnerll, recommends It to the public lator. lull tllld See 11111C111110 111 operielhal 111E11,11,re. DAVID .10:4 Manufacturer and Sole Agent, augl2.tirnW32 Till Furnishing Store, No. 73l Circen street, Philatle tA.. Send for Illustrated Circular, p O , P U L i R I:4' E DRY . GOODS E. I C E , U . , 1321=21=1 SILK AND WOOL POPLINS RICKEY, SHARP I& CO., EMMIS CORMETS war. 7'. N. A V.'211 STItEET, Pli 11,1 DELPH IA f nail facturer of the CLEBRATED "CII AMNON " lil /01 . : 4 1il LILT For Ladles, Misses and Chlldrini. The largest assortment rind best quallly and styles In the American Market. Every lady should try then], an they remain/mil thcoischet by wearing longer, retaining their sltapinauch better, Mong lighter and inore Limo all others—trarrrmlisi O ye ry rev), , and sold at very low prices. Ask for Hopkins... Champion. Superior 1 land-made Whale•lione Corsets In Fifteen dillert 01 tirades, Including the " pedal " and Thmnpson d4j.tingdorr's 't Glove- Fit ling " Cornets, ranttinaln price from 81 Cts. to 55.50: t,getl3, wilt: Jtmeph Heckel's Cele ilf/110d French Woven Corsets, NU perior chair - 1.1 and totality, Ten different Oracles from $l.lO to (5:10. They are the 1111001 and bent goods for Ml+ prices over Imported. The Trade en ppllod Witt: Hoop mictrts and Cornehi at the Lotrett Rates, 'Those visiting the City should not fail to .11 and examine our (locls and Prices, en WO defy all rompeution. sep 2 4mw 2.1 LADIES* FANCY ry von JOILN FAREIRA'S OLD ESTA BUSHED FOIL Ist AIN UFACTOI;) No, 718 ARCH ))T., A 1)0 VESE V ICN ki, Ilaye now in Store of my own lzu portal lon and Manufacture, ono of) he largest and JJJJJ st beautiful netect,onv of FANCY FURS, for hadles' and Chlldren'B Wear, In the Also, a 11110 anao , tundd 0I 000in' Fur °lose:4 and Collar& I am unaided to dispoye a my goods at very reasonable prices, I would therefore nolleat n call from my If of Lancaster e , tility and vicinity. Itemetnber the Name, Number anal Street!. JOIN FARE' HA, No. 718 Arch St.. ab. 7th south side. Phibura. 491-I have no Partner, nor Connection with any other :itore In Philadelphia. isp 30 lutes W LLIA 31 !111 LI. ER'S ROUT AND Si/ 0 E 8 7'o RE , WEST KING STREET, =USED Four doors west of the corn , of Water and Icrte King are, and ncartv opposite Mc "limy of PM...id Hi./(C.1." The bul.cribur hereby notifies tho nubile that he has always on hand a large [assort ment. of Gaiters ca all kinds and size, for Men and Children, which be will sell at the lowest cash prices. Having a long experience In the busi ness, he hopes to be able to satisfy the wishes of his fellow citizens who may favor him with a call. After four years services in the army he tins returned to civil life and hopes by strict at tention to business to merit a share of public pa Cron age. 4.11- Customer work of all kinds promptly attended to. sop it ttw TIIE 'WRITE POLAR BEAR'S HEAD. —IN— M. IiAI3ERBUsIt'S WINDOW, IN CENTRE SQUAltle, has attracted the attenthat ot thousands of people. He would also intorm the public that ho has a large and finer lot of Buffalo Robes than any other house In Lancaster. Also, Lined Buffalo Robes. Leopard Skin Robes-Btutred Head. Hudson Bay Wolf Robes. Australlla Opossum Rohm Fox Skin Robes.' Bear Skin Hobe.. Coon Skin Robes. (tenet Robes. Different Styles of Lap Blankets. A large lotordilrereut etyles of Horse Corers. Also, Bold and Silver Mounted Harness. wagon Harness of every description. Saddles and Bridles, Trunks, Carpet Bags and Valises. A foil and large assortment of Ladles' and Uenta"fraveling Satchels, and all otner articles belonging to the business sold at the lowest prices. M. HABERBUSH, Centre Square, Lancaster, Pa. E. EL SCHAEFFER, WHO r , FS LE AND RETAIL B.4I7DLERr NOS 1 AND 2 EAST KING ISZNKET jan 10 LA.NoemSSZEL • • tar GEMIMIE Phlladelphla, 11.41:G1.1 .SONS, EINEM IMIEMII .S'CIRRLI Q II LIT 1 Cll ESTN UT STREET, I=l OOP SUIRTS A\ll • UUR a E T ./JUPK/NB, I=l loos, ,5110 es, Fie LANCASTER, PA BOOTS AND SHOES Nrutoo, f4r
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